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SLAJ Urges Calm as Country Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Constitutional Amendment Dispute

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The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) has called for restraint among political actors as the country awaits the Supreme Court’s interpretation of a disputed constitutional amendment process. In a statement dated August 12, 2026, SLAJ said it was concerned about the controversy and uncertainty surrounding Parliament’s consideration of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) [...] The post SLAJ Urges Calm as Country Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Constitutional Amendment Dispute appeared first on Sierraloaded.

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Sierraloaded · 12 Aug 2026, 11:53 am

SLAJ Urges Calm as Country Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Constitutional Amendment Dispute

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